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Kristy Arnett is back to deliver strategy with this week's guest Tommy Angelo. The topics include tilt control and self awareness.

Kristy Arnett is back to deliver strategy with this week's guest Tommy Angelo. The topics include tilt control and self awareness.

In part two of Kristy's interview with coach Andrew "BalugaWhale" Seidman the two discuss "nuts vs. air," bad passive players and street projection.

In part two of Kristy's interview with coach Andrew "BalugaWhale" Seidman the two discuss "nuts vs. air," bad passive players and street projection.

The PokerNews crew is back for Day 1b of the 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event! The gang discusses Day 1a of the Main Event, Doyle Brunson's decision to play, and which starting day is the best. PokerStars Team Pro Andre Akkari joins the program to talk about his bracelet win, the poker boom in Brazil, and his daughter's ability to see the future.

The PokerNews crew is back for Day 1b of the 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event! The gang discusses Day 1a of the Main Event, Doyle Brunson's decision to play, and which starting day is the best. PokerStars Team Pro Andre Akkari joins the program to talk about his bracelet win, the poker boom in Brazil, and his daughter's ability to see the future.

Today's episode is all about the prestigious $50,000 Poker Player's Championship. Matt Glantz, a member of the unofficial table, joins the program at the midway point to talk about his poker career and the tournament thus far.

Today's episode is all about the prestigious $50,000 Poker Player's Championship. Matt Glantz, a member of the unofficial table, joins the program at the midway point to talk about his poker career and the tournament thus far.

The PokerNews crew is back after a long, three-day weekend to discuss Full Tilt Poker, Jonathan Epstein's final table run in the Ladies Event, the $50,000 Poker Player's Championship, and the upcoming Main Event. Later, Jack Effel and Faraz Jaka join the program individually. Effel discusses the growth of the World Series of Poker and talks about the ME, while Jaka talks about his casterboarding start-up, zip lining downtown, and climbing Mt. Charleston.

The PokerNews crew is back after a long, three-day weekend to discuss Full Tilt Poker, Jonathan Epstein's final table run in the Ladies Event, the $50,000 Poker Player's Championship, and the upcoming Main Event. Later, Jack Effel and Faraz Jaka join the program individually. Effel discusses the growth of the World Series of Poker and talks about the ME, while Jaka talks about his casterboarding start-up, zip lining downtown, and climbing Mt. Charleston.

Happy Monday people! The PokerNews crew is back for another week of podcasts from the 2011 World Series of Poker, and today's guest, Jay Rosenkrantz, jumps in during the first half of the episode rather than the second. The hosts touch upon Matthew (J)arvis' win, break down whether or not Skittles colors have independent tastes, and discuss the name "Epic Poker League."

Happy Monday people! The PokerNews crew is back for another week of podcasts from the 2011 World Series of Poker, and today's guest, Jay Rosenkrantz, jumps in during the first half of the episode rather than the second. The hosts touch upon Matthew (J)arvis' win, break down whether or not Skittles colors have independent tastes, and discuss the name "Epic Poker League."

The PokerNews crew is back to discuss Jason Mercier's second bracelet win, where he ranks among the top tournament players in the world, and other musings revolving the 2011 World Series of Poker. Lauren Kling joins the program halfway through to talk about her series, her future and her entrepreneurial spirit.

The PokerNews crew is back to discuss Jason Mercier's second bracelet win, where he ranks among the top tournament players in the world, and other musings revolving the 2011 World Series of Poker. Lauren Kling joins the program halfway through to talk about her series, her future and her entrepreneurial spirit.

The PokerNews crew is without host Matthew Parvis, but they soldier on through all of the news at the 2011 WSOP, including Phil Hellmuth's second runner-up finish in seven days. Later, WPT Player of the Year and recent bracelet winner Andy Frankenberger joins the program to talk about his decision to play poker for a living, how he stays motivated, and the amount of pressure he puts on himself when he plays.